I used contact paper on my whole kitchen! Kitchen Makeover and rental hacks PART 2

Whereeee did you get your audio from.??? ❤❤❤😊

It looks so much cleaner!! I would be interested to know how it’s held up

Beautiful transformation. Well done!

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I love it 😍. I'm going to try on my kitchen. Thanks so much for your video. ❤

Half of the improvement or more is the clutter reduction.

Pop air bubbles with a pin, not a knife as knives inevitably create a slit rather than a single hole even when only the point at the the very end is used.

I’m here for the contact paper tips but I’m so distracted by your beautiful pink Smeg fridge 😍😍😍

Can you link which DC fix woodgrain you used?? I can't seem to find it! I like the one you used here!

How is the countertop covering holding up? Is it durable?

That looks quite bad and gawdy, the black contrast was so much cleaner looking.

The white decor plastic looked so goood

Love the shade of color of the contract paper , could you please give the info of where purchased

You did a really good job!

This makeover looks so amazing and fresh!
I have a similar dishwasher, and I am going to sew a little curtain to cover it up since it is yellowing and old.

Wow

What a difference Hermione, I am impressed.

does anyone have the link for the countertop contact paper? I like that color a lot and can’t seem to find it :)

Well done 👏 love it

Hi I’m new to the channel. I love how everything came out. Even if you would’ve used the green I would’ve still liked it. Either way I love everything. Even the lights . Have a blessed week doll 🙏🏽🤍🤍🤍

I love it! 😍I really want my counter tops the same wood color you got. Would you mind sharing the link to where you got that contact paper? 😊

Great job my dear. Looks great!

It looks absolutely amazing, you must feel so pleased! Also, what about putting a sealing around edges of sink to really smarten up? It’s easy to peel away after too when you remove the contact paper 🙌🏼 xx

wow this is incredible. Amazing work

I think the lights look fine, the only issue with the top shelf is because it’s so high you can actually see the strip and bulbs but the bottom shelf looks good where you can just see the glow

It’s a great improvement 👍🏻 and a wonderful solution for renters or people in an inbetween stage perhaps where you are fed up
With current kitchen but can’t quite afford a brand new kitchen yet. hair dryer on low heat setting to help remove bubbles usually works odd it didn’t work on the green one 🤔 and shrink contact paper around the edges 😊

Absolutely beautiful!! Amazing final result...
Could you please share which contact paper you used for the counter top (exact name of color/model)?

I used that brand on my bath counter and it already has a cut in it. I used it on my kitchen cabinet drawers, on any corner it doesnt stick & leaves an air gap. I need to use a hair dryer to see if I can eliminate the gap. This is thicker than the contact brand paper in the US. I used beech. Yours may be the same

Looks great. I would add a bead of silicone calk and put a bit of olive oil on a rag and rub it all over the sink to shine it up. I would add a couple of LED candles to the shelf or a mini lamp rather than the light strip.

I think I like it better without the lights. Great job!

great work!!! beautiful and so clean!

Great finish..x

Great improvement! I used fablon on my kitchen doors as a temporary fix until new cabinets were installed, that was almost 7 years ago! I rent a HA flat and they had to cut back on spending so I am glad I did the fablon covering as the doors were a patchy green wood effect before and now they are a clean white. They still look pretty good too. x

I'm so happy that you used the peel and stick paper! It just looks perfect. I always use peel and stick paper around my home and it just never fails. Just avoid putting hot items on the surface without a coaster and everthing will stay in place. <3

Looks great, but I wonder why you didn't just paint the cabinets.

I think I'm going to try this on our countertops , the 32 year old ones that we were going to replace shortly after moving into our house in 1998. Now we need to replace the flooring and have the place painted, inside and out. The counters just never make it to the top of the list!

Excellent job on the countertops and the cabinets. I used a granite pattern contact paper on my countertops a few years ago. It stood up pretty well to normal use. I did have to redo it this year. Didn't mind. It was cheaper than buying a new kitchen.

Looks great. The strip light should only give out light but you shouldn't actually see the strip, so the top shelf one doesn't quite look right. Otherwise you did a really lovely job. Well done 👍😉

plastic peel and stick is very bad for the environment....

I like the idea of the LED strips, maybe keep the one on the bottom shelf facing down, but move the upper shelf LED strip to the top of the shelf so it glows upwards instead of seeing the little individual lights?

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Love this new look! Personally, I don’t think contact paper is suitable for high-traffic environments that will need to be frequently cleaned. I’ve tried it on my bathroom vanity and while it looked good at first, it got gross quick and started lifting around the edges after a couple of months given the steam and water contact.

could be worse

The contact paper came out so good. The lights look good for the bottom strip since you don’t see the bulbs. I’m wondering if the lights were moved to the top of the shelf, would they not be as noticeable?

Did you move??

Oh wow, I am loving that contact paper, I love the wood look it really looks high end not cheap, and the decision to put the textured white contact paper is really nice it makes the kitchen so bright and cheery. I actually bought some contact paper for my counter tops and now you have motivated me to get busy and get my counters covered as well. Thanks for a great video and I hope you have a great week sending love and hugs, bye for now.🥰💜

Great transformation…just need to do something to the dishwasher!

I'm doing the opposite...my kitchen was all white, and no window so I painted two walls lemon yellow and two hot pink and did the tiles in lime green...the counters were already metal top and I made the cabinets the opposite color of the paint on the wall...very 60's but with BOLD colours.

How much is a roll ?

Aw wow 😍 you did such a great job and this was a good little tutorial. Looks amazing and you've really made the space your own 😊

P.s. the green jumper at the end with your hair colour is absolutely gorgeous! 😍